The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-05-12

gave MOntrOSe the rein, as IL was
nip and tuck between the two
for moment. but the former
held on nobiy. and passed under
the string, winner by two lengths
Jim Gore second. He had led with
without a touch of the whip and
looked able to go another quarter.
Jacobin was third, Banburg, the favor
lite, fourth, Clarion fifth, Banyan
sixth and Pendennis last. Jim Gore
was limping terribly at the finish. 1t
is thought he will never be able to
start again. MonIrose is owned by
Lebold Bros, of Cincinnati; was bred
by Milton Young, McGathiana stud.
Time, 1891.
Book. betting was 10 to against
Pride of Great (l05). Fishburn; 2 to 1
White (110) Godfrey; to Tally Ho
(1O2), Vincent; 8 to Diana (102), Blay-
lock; 10 to l Jennie s (1O2), Cunning
ham; to Cast Steel (I92), Green; 10
to Zuhlan 102), Gerhard.
Cast Steel got off first, Jennie s sec
ond, White last. The rest followed in a
bunch. At the three-quarter pole,
Zuhlan moved up first, Cast Steel sec
ond, Diana third; the rest stringing
out. Cast Steel led, coming into the
stretch, and they finished after some
hard driving, Cast Steel first, Zuhlan
two lengths behind, and Pride of Great
third. Time, 1.03sl.
Second race, one and quarter miles,
club purse $500, of which SIS to second;
there were three starters. Book, odds,
weights and riders are as follows: :
Montana Regent (11S,) Blaylock, to q;
Ban Nail (97), Gerhardy, 9 to 5; Ira
Bride (1O2). Overton, 25 to 1. Ira Bride
took the lead and led to the three
quarter pole, Montana Regent, running
an easy second. Coming into the
stretch, Ban Nail took second, Regent
moved up first, and won with ease by
length and half, Ban Nail second,
Ira Bride last. Time, 2.11H.
Fourth race, mile heats. Frank Fehrs
City Brewery purse, $500 to first and
500 to second. There were four
starters: Donovan, (93), Avery; En-
chantress 1927. Cunningham; Brookful
(1l3), Lewes; Bertha G. (S7, Oyerton.
Book and odds were: Brookful even
money, 2 to l against Enchantress; to
Bertha c.; 4 to 1 Pat Donovan.
In the first heat they all got off
well. Pat Donovan first, Brookful second,
Donovan and Brookful Tapped; at the
three-quarter pole, Bfookful led by
three lengths; Enchantress second,
Bertha G. third. Brookfui won easy by
two lengths; Bertha G second, length
| in front of Enchautreas. Time. 1.46A.
In the second heat, there was no bet
ting against Brookful or the others for
place. To a good start, Brookful, En-.
chantress and Donovan were off;
Bertha G.. swerved at the first turn,
thereby losing six lengths; Brookful re-
tanned the lead, winning easily by two
lengths; EnchantreSs second, Donovan
third, a length behind. Time, 1.4SL.
BALTIMORE RACES.
BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE weather to-
day was beautiful; attendance large;
track heavy. The three-fourths mile
for three-year-old and upwards, An
mum third. Time, 1.21L.
For three-year ODDS, one mile Queen
Elizabeth won. Mattawan second, Lizzie
Baker third. Time. l.50.
For two-year olds, half mile-Satis
faction won, Tongue second, Belle Dor
third. Time, 531I seconds.
Mile and half furlong-Enigma
won, Panama second. Time, So.
Mile-Paymaster and Mahoney ran a
dead heat, Maria third. Time, 15O.
In the runof, Mahoney won. Time,
Isl.
NEWMARKET MEETING.
LONDON, May 11.-At the second day
of the Newmarket, England, spring
Meeting, the Breeders plate, for 2-year-
olds, was won by Mr.. Ernsts' colt,
Van Diamonds. Duke of Beaufort's
colt, Hark, second. z. II. Combs colt,
Simon Pure, third.